Alison Westwood

13 September 2012

Alison Westwood

Adventure, Islands

birding, chameleons, conservation, dancing lemur, indri, islands, lemur, madagascar, rainforest, sifaka, wildlife

Madagascar Photographs

Spotting the helmet vanga

Paddling through the Masoala forest in a dugout

Walking through coastal rain forest in Masoala.

A secret cove on Masoala Peninsula.

A white-fronted brown lemur trying to steal my lunch. Nosy Mangabe.

Pineapple in a Malagasy village garden.

Malagasy man in a pirogue paddling in the Masoala National Park.

A butterfly found on the beach at Masoala.

A stalking chameleon at Mantadia.

Malagasy fisherman on Masoala Peninsula.

A typical malagasy taxi: Renault 4 at Maroansetra airport.

Diademed sifaka.

On the road from Tolagnaro to Ifotaka

A dancing lemur in an octopus tree

Spiny thicket with baobab, euporbia and octopus trees

Making friends on Lemur Island

An indri eating breakfast in Andasibe.

Dancing lemur in Ifotaka

A bridge on the road to Ifotaka

Colourful kangas with malagasy proverbs.

Flamingoes on unknown saline lake on the way to Ifotaka

A giant chameleon with strangely squashed tail.

Octopus trees in the spiny thicket

Malagasy children, Ifotaka village

Canoeing on Masoala Peninsula.

Malagasy girl holding her baby brother

Verreaux's sifaka or dancing lemur near Fort Dauphin.

Read my travel story about Madagascar and lemurs.

Photographs by Alison Westwood © Getaway Magazine.

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Alison Westwood

Alison Westwood is a writer and content specialist living in Cornwall

One response to “Madagascar Photographs”

Teju

14 September 2012

gorgeous captures! loved them!

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